To see all known maintenance levels: oslevel -rq To see all known service levels: oslevel -sq Comparing installed file sets to a given and known service or maintenance level, you can use -l option to list file sets earlier (older) than the reference, or -g to list those later (never) than the reference level. Example To list all known service levels: # oslevel -sq 6100- 6100- 6100- 6100- 6100- 6100- 6100- 6100- 6100- 6100- 6100- 6100- 6100- 6100- 6100-... To list all files into an AIX package: [root@labotest:/root/]# restore -Tqvf openssh.base.5.4. Adobe Photoshop Cs3 Installer Download Free here. 0.6100.I New volume on openssh.base.5.4.0.6100.I: Cluster 51200 bytes (100 blocks). Now you can read all files Example, post install script from openssh package: [root@labotest:/root/usr/lpp/openssh.base/inst_root/]# cat openssh.base.server.post_i #!/usr/bin/ksh # IBM_PROLOG_BEGIN_TAG # This is an automatically generated prolog.

웹 해킹 - 웹 페이지 관련 구성 파일 이름목록 웹 해킹 / Security_Study. ..bff into meaningful name. By Surya 10:10No comments. When you download the AIX filesets from IBM website, their names usually are something like U123456.bff or 123.bff. You can use the following command to change the file names to reflect the real fileset names contained in the package. #bffcreate -c -d /directory.

# # 61pkgssh54A src/packages/openssh/base/server/root/openssh.base.server.post_i.sh 1.10 # # Licensed Materials - Property of IBM # # COPYRIGHT International Business Machines Corp. 2001,2003 # All Rights Reserved # # US Government Users Restricted Rights - Use, duplication or # disclosure restricted by GSA ADP Schedule Contract with IBM Corp. 1314 Pc Programming Station Software Download more. # # IBM_PROLOG_END_TAG # Create the 'host' private and public keys for the sshd daemon to load # # chkconfig: 2345 55 25 # Check to see if customer is installing ssh during a BOS install if [[ -n $INUBOSTYPE ]]; then # Customer is doing a BOS install. Ssh does not have the necessary # random bits to perform ssh-keygen right now.

Instead, we want this # script to run after the machine has rebooted from BOS install, so # copy this script over to /etc/firstboot # We need to touch the hostkey files. Otherwirse, the install will fail, # reporting that the hostkey files do not exist.

We will touch the files now # and create the real hostkeys after the reboot.